最新民调数据证实了民主党人的最大担忧
New Poll Data Confirms The Democrats' Worst Fears

原始链接: https://www.zerohedge.com/political/new-poll-data-confirms-democrats-worst-fears

马特·马戈利斯在一篇尖锐的评论文章中指出,民主党已经抛弃了工人阶级,成为一个脱离美国主流社会的精英组织。最近的民调和分析,包括民主党策略家道格·索斯尼克的见解,都证实了民主党支持率的显著下降。索斯尼克指出,民主党党员数量下降,其支持率创下自90年代以来的最低点,并且三个问题导致了这种下降:通货膨胀、移民和文化上的傲慢。 通货膨胀造成了严重的经济痛苦,而对移民的担忧则让人们觉得在民主党的领导下社会失去了秩序。关键的是,索斯尼克强调了一种文化脱节,选民感觉民主党人因为他们的语言、优先考虑多元化、公平和包容性(DEI)项目以及被认为无能的治理能力而看不起他们。这导致了关键选民群体对民主党的广泛拒绝,这不仅仅是一个信息传递问题,而是与普通美国民众之间存在着根本性的脱节。


原文

Authored by Matt Margolis via PJMedia.com,

Can you believe it? The Democrats, once the supposed champions of the working class, have exposed themselves as nothing more than elitist snobs who couldn't care less about real Americans. Recent polling has confirmed what conservatives have known all along: the Democratic Party is now the domain of overeducated, snobby, wealthy liberals who look down on anyone who doesn't share their "enlightened" worldview.

Remember when Democrats at least pretended to care about the working class? Those days are long gone, replaced by a woke agenda that caters to the most unhinged elements of society. Now, they're more interested in slobbering over MS-13 gangbangers than addressing the real concerns of everyday Americans.

Democratic strategist Doug Sosnik didn’t sugarcoat the situation during a conversation with Mark Halperin on 2WAY. The latest poll numbers, he explained, confirm what many on the Left have feared for months: the Democratic Party is in serious trouble. In a blunt, unflinching analysis, Sosnik laid out a series of hard truths that paint a grim picture of the party’s standing with American voters and underscore just how deep the erosion has become.

First, Sosnik pointed to the seismic shift in party affiliation. 

“The electorate in 2024 was 6% less Democratic than compared to four years ago,” Halperin noted, asking if that level of movement was historically significant. Sosnik didn’t mince words: “The shift is significant, but more importantly… I can’t remember the last time that people who voted on Election Day — the majority, uh, plurality of them — were Democrats.” He continued, “It shows a real erosion for the Democratic Party,” noting that many of the Democrats who backed Biden in 2020 simply didn’t show up this time around.

That drop-off was made even more glaring when coupled with the latest favorability ratings.

“Lowest net favorable rating since the ’90s,” Halperin remarked, prompting Sosnik to outline a trifecta of disasters driving the collapse in support: inflation, immigration, and cultural arrogance.

On the economic front, Sosnik admitted, “We had the worst inflation in America since the early 1980s.” 

He added that by the time Election Day arrived, “everything… was on average 20% higher than when Biden took office.” That kind of economic pain, Sosnik argued, doesn’t just dent a party; it shatters its credibility.

But the damage didn’t stop there. 

Immigration, Sosnik said, became both a practical problem and a symbol.

“There’s a concern that people, uh, for their own personal… safety and security… the immigration issue was sort of both a real problem for Democrats, but also… a proxy for just a general sense that there was a lawlessness with a Democratic administration.” That perception of disorder extended into the cities, where “these big cities around America that were largely… governed by Democrats” seemed unable — or unwilling — to maintain control."

Then came the cultural disconnect, the sense that Democrats had abandoned everyday Americans in favor of elite ideologies.

“A lot of people in America in the middle of the country thought Democrats were looking down on them,” Sosnik said bluntly. He attributed part of that disconnect to “how they talked, issues they cared about, all the DEI programs.” The result? A broadening sense among voters that Democrats “weren’t competent to govern.”

Taken together, the conversation was less a diagnosis than an autopsy. The Democrats aren’t just facing a messaging problem; they’re grappling with a wholesale rejection from swaths of the electorate they once considered safe. The warnings have been mounting for years. Now, with favorability cratering and voters fleeing, the party is watching those warnings come to life.

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